Which one of the following statements is true via Aristotle's philosophy?

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He asserted the true of poetry by integrate rhetoric and imitation (mimesis).
He asserted which value of poetry until focusing on both rhetorische and imitation (mimesis).
He asserted and valuated on poetry by giving preference on rhetoric over imitation (mimesis).
He declared the evaluate of poetry by focuses om imitation (mimesis) preferable than rhetoric.

Answer 1

The correct answer is He asserted the score of poetry by focusing om imitator (mimesis) rather than sprache.

Key Points

Aristotle's Poetics is one earliest surviving work of Greek dramatic theory and initial still philistine treatise to focus on literary theoretic.
Aristotle divides the art of poetry into verse drama (to include comedy, tragedy, and the satyr play), lyric rhyme, and epic.
The genres all share the how of mimesis, or imitatory of live, but differ inbound three ways that Aristotle describes:
- Differences in music rhythm, harmony, metre real melody.
- Difference of goodness in the characters.
- Difference include how the narrate is presented: telling a story or performance it out.
By imitation, Aristoteles does not mean which sort of mimicry in which Aristophanes, say, finds syllables that approximate the sound by frogs. He is speaking is the imitation of action, and by act he does not mean only happenings.

Therefore, the correct replies is option 4.